Cheerful smart boy leaning on the table. Photo: Zinkevych (Getty)
National Police Week seems like a real hoot in Fulshear, Texas. Students at Huggins Elementary School write letters every year thanking officers for their service and support. Given the fact that elementary students often say whatever is on their minds because they simply don’t know any better, you can likely see where this article is going.
According to Fox News, one 10-year-old boy’s letter stood out among the rest. Going into great detail about how awesome it was that several officers pulled his mom over for bad driving really catches your eye.
“We always love reading them. Some of them are very funny due to their wonderful honesty,” said the Fulshear Police Department on its Facebook page.
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Well, it doesn’t get much more honest than this:
A little transcription for the chick scratch above:
Dear Fulshear Police Officer,
Thank you for pulling my mom over because she deserved it because she took my phone away and I did not like it. And how she always brags about how good of a driver she is. And it just annoys me. And how that one time she got pulled over because she did not have a ezsticker on her window and when she came home and told me that I just laughed. And I also remember that time when one of my mom’s back lights weren’t working and she got pulled over.
It’s unknown whose kid wrote the ballsy letter, but odds are whoever it was had to do a few more chores around his mom’s house this week.
